instruction-factory

Generating domain-specific coding rules produces *.instructions.md files that define implementation patterns, forbidden practices, and references for each major source directory, streamlining code standards across your system.

Domain-specific coding rules are path-specific instructions defined in *.instructions.md files that establish implementation patterns and forbidden practices for each major source directory to enforce strict code standards.

You can create instruction files defining forbidden practices by running scripts that generate *.instructions.md files, which configure domain-specific rules and implementation patterns for each major source directory.

Before generating coding rules for source directories, you need to complete the SYSTEM_MANIFEST.md and agents setup, as the instruction generation process depends on these foundational system configurations.

Automating coding rule generation requires executing scripts and handling domain-specific configurations manually, meaning you must properly define the major source directories and their specific implementation patterns beforehand.